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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-49878572331671510792017-06-21T21:50:39.392-05:00A Survivor's StorySharing my life story of survival, triumphs, choosing faith and God rescuing me each and every time.Maryann email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4987857233167151079.post-92168224809690885472017-06-17T15:54:00.001-05:002017-06-17T15:54:56.395-05:00Rest, Relax and Recognize!!For years I was made to feel guilty if I took a nap in the day time just because I was tired.
I was expected to go, go, go and only fall asleep at night. Well, That just doesn't work in the real world.

Turns out that those people who expected me to go all the time were selfish and wanted things done for them on their personal schedule with no regard or thought for my well-being or safety.

I realized this earlier this year when I was working nights. I was still taking care of grocery shopping and the stuff needing done around the house but I was so tired. I was working nights and feeling guilty for not taking care of others around me.

But my dear David just put up the black out curtains in the back bedroom and kept suggesting I rest when I needed to. He assured me I would find a way to cope through it and not to spend a moment worrying about him.

We fell into a routine and I would text him when I would lay down in the late afternoon and usually I slept right through him coming home from work and once I got up for work at night, he either already had dinner ready or had it packed for me to take with me. He has taken such great care of me and taught me that it is ok to spend a day resting and doing nothing.

David has two children that live in west Tennessee and usually only sees them a couple times a year. They rarely have time to call him back or work out a time for him to visit or take a trip together. He calls and texts them both and rarely gets a return message or even a "Hi Dad" without contacting them first. It breaks my heart to see him treated this way.

I know divorce is ugly and that everyone has their own perspective, but those teenagers should at the very least call their dad on Father's Day weekend to say hi and give him 5 minutes of their time.

You see, My first husband (father of Kourtney/Brian) walked out and never made contact for 20 years. His only contact was directly to me and a few emails to Kourtney until 2007. If he had tried to communicate, I would have allowed him to talk to the kids without any thought to it.

My 2nd husband was a stand in father figure and was there for my daughter in those teenage years that are so crazy. He walked her down the aisle when she married her husband. They have good memories, but he too has left us and didn't look back. For years, when Kourtney and Brian did anything for Father's Day it was for my 2nd husband because they had zero contact from their biological father.

My Father's Day wish tomorrow for my David is that he gets a phone call from both his children that acknowledges him as he deserves. He should not have to reach out first every time. No one should be ignored no matter what they have been told or taught by the other parent. He always calls and sends gifts on their birthday's, has helped getting Logan a car and is there when they need him. I feel it is time for a bit of appreciation from them this time.

Maryann Walkerhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4987857233167151079.post-43540291065469882242017-06-10T19:41:00.000-05:002017-06-10T19:41:29.915-05:00Busy Day HereWell, Last night was it.
My last night doing the graveyard shift for DSDC.
I almost was there 6 months to the day, but it was time to move forward.

This morning at 7:03 when I left for home, I was excited but tired from being up all night. I had all these plans for things to do today on my first Saturday without a curfew in 6 months.

Well...
I didn't quite do what I had planned on doing. I got home and was very tired and coughing a lot. So I decided to relax and try to sleep. Being that I was coughing a lot, I chose to sleep on the couch to not disturb David because he had to be at work at 10am.

Once he left, I got up and took a real nap in the bed (sleeping on the couch always leaves me with a crick in my neck). About 12:30, I woke up and was determined to get up and get some things accomplished.

I went to have lunch at a Mexican place in town and there I sat to make out goals for my Origami Owl and PartyLite businesses and pay some bills while having some great food in a relaxing atmosphere.

Then I drove across town to pay a bill or two, stopped at a gas station to get another Smashville Glass (in case you haven't heard, Nashville aka Smashville is in the Stanley Cup Playoffs). I was so happy to see my friend Brittany who I met 4 years ago when she was a server at Ichiro. I surprised her with a PartyLite candle and we chatted for a while and promised we would work out a sushi lunch date soon. So good to connect with people who are always glad to see you!

Then I tackled grocery shopping. I even had a list and still forgot stuff. While in the store, it was crazy busy for a Saturday, but I got the most important needed things (meat, veggies, canned goods, bread and lots of Gatorade too, lol).

By the time I got home I was exhausted and hated bringing in the groceries.. I even sat in the floor in front of the fridge to put them away.

I must have caught a 2nd or 3rd wind after that, because I did a few things around the house, painted my nails and ran hot soapy water for the dishes.

Yes, I am in transition. Yes, I have had a lot of changes the past 5 years in my life, but I am still standing and still smiling.

Life is good (for the most part). Please take a minute and text or call someone and tell them you care. It will do you BOTH a world of good.

Many are hurting tonight. Some have said goodbye to their loved one on life support, some are recovering from horrible injuries and feel like they are a burden. Pray for them all and lift them up in ways only you can. Listen!! Always listen.

Have a great Saturday Night everyone!
The hotline is 1-800-799-7233 and it just might save a life.Maryann Walkerhttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4987857233167151079.post-28676915090294426132017-06-03T15:49:00.000-05:002017-06-03T15:49:33.144-05:00Change is in the Air (or something!)
What does the weekend mean to you?

In my lifetime, I have worked Mon-Fri jobs where my weekends were mine to schedule, fill-up, or sleep through.

I have also worked jobs that were open 24 hours or 7 days a week. That meant that I was never really guaranteed a weekend off.

Either way, something about knowing the weekend is coming gives most of us something to look forward to (if you are constantly negative, you of course will disagree with this).

This weekend is my last full weekend working the graveyard shift. I am taking a leap of faith into the future and my new opportunities ahead of me.

I know it might take my body and sleep schedule a while to catch up with my excitement, but honestly I am really looking forward to being able to plan weekend events and/or trips now that I have made this change.

I have been with DSDC for a short time. However, it is time to move on.
I put in my notice last week and this weekend I am training the young lady that will be my replacement.
This struck me as very odd last night. I never considered myself a trainer at this job.

But I thought it over and since I have been doing the job regularly, it does make sense.
It is very nice to not to have to work solo on the graveyard shift.

Honestly, they are so very short-staffed that I suppose it makes sense for me to train my replacement since even the floaters are stretched very thin at the agency. I would rather a new caregiver at the house be trained by a regular than a floater because they are simply more informed.

The agency really does need good people that are willing to put in long hours for a starting pay of $9.00 an hour. Go Online and put in an application and you will be truly helping those in the community that cannot help themselves.

I rambled a bit there.. forgive me.

Jeremiah 29:11 seems like a timely verse for a career change.

For I know the plans I have for you," declares the LORD, "plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future.

I wish all of you a great weekend filled with things you CHOOSE to do and enjoy your time with loved ones. Call those far away or send them text messages filled with silly sayings to get their attention (did that a few times this week, because I was lonely).

Remember the number - 1-800-799-7233 for Domestic Violence AssistanceMaryann Walkerhttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4987857233167151079.post-89135370053128033782017-05-29T19:59:00.000-05:002017-05-29T19:59:10.048-05:00Comfort food and crochetI have been on a bit of a cooking and baking binge this weekend.
This morning I got up and made cinnamon rolls to start the day (and sent some with David to work, too)

Yesterday while the Indy 500 was on tv, I made brownies using my new brownie pan from Pampered Chef. Very cool to have brownies that are perfectly portioned and not messy looking when I try to cut them up myself.

I am still crocheting. I finished a purple blanket recently and sent a pastel blanket out to Utah to my granddaughter too.

I have to watch you tube videos to learn a new stitch and practice before I get it good enough to tackle a blanket with it.

Some have asked me to make them a blanket and I have been honest and refused to make anything because my stitches are just not good enough at this point.

I am happy to report that I am getting out of my night job soon !!

It has been a learning experience but not a life time career that I would choose to do for very long.

I am so thankful for the opportunity offered by the bank. Come see us at First Bank in Dickson (on Highway 46) Monday - Friday. I would love to see you!

Here are a couple pictures of my latest works in progress

Have a great week and keep doing what makes you happy and gives you peace.

The number for the hotline is 1-800-799-7233

Maryann Walkerhttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4987857233167151079.post-7902412534738293882017-05-29T19:46:00.001-05:002017-05-29T19:46:59.342-05:00Memorial Day 2017Hi everyone!
Hope you have had a great weekend (even if you had to work).

I am sitting here at home watching the Preds play the Penguins in the first game of the Stanley Cup Finals. Watching a team create history is pretty cool to this avid hockey fan.

I am now a month in to my job as a bank teller at a local bank. I am really liking the atmosphere and teamwork attitude we have. I even got my nerve up and asked if we could all wear Preds colors this past Friday. The branch manager agreed to it and about half of the folks in this picture have never watched a game but we all support this home team from Tennessee.

I spent part of my weekend working and part of my weekend watching the Indy 500, Coca Cola 600 and planting Jalepeno Peppers.

Above all, take care of those you love. Stay in contact with them. Make sure they are okay (they may never ask for help or tell you differently). Send out care packages, and love on each other.

I noticed last week an initiative by local domestic violence initiatives that they have created spots for television geared toward getting a man's attention as well.

All of us need to be aware of the violence that happens in every neighborhood and do something about it.

Putting on your headphones to block out the fighting doesn't change that someone is being abused next door.

Call the hotline to help someone out. Please don't ignore what they are going through!

1-800-799-7233

Maryann Walkerhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4987857233167151079.post-71543140058066334222017-05-13T20:30:00.000-05:002017-05-13T20:30:22.438-05:00Not your regular Mother's Day Weekend post...We all have mothers.

We may know them

We may not even know their names

They may have passed from this life and we miss them horribly

Or they may live across the country or ocean and we cannot reach them

We may have had a falling out with them years ago and not know the words to fix it, so we leave it be and carry on.

We may be mothers ourselves and promised ourselves when we had children, that we would do better than was done to us.

As I sit here in the carport on Mother's Day Eve 2017, I have lots on my mind.

Mostly, I am looking back at how I treated my children and how I did my dead level best to be there for them and always listen. I never had much monetarily to give my children but until they left home, I did my best to help them any way I could.

I refuse to message, text or email my kids to remind them it is Mother's Day week. They both can read and they know what tomorrow is. It will not be the end of me if I don't hear from them on that special Sunday that hallmark puts so much pressure on. They have their own lives to lead and their own choices to make. I will not run their lives for them.

I love my children every day on the calendar, not just ones that society tells me to.

Celebrate this weekend in a healthy way. No regrets my friends. No regrets. Show Love, Unconditional love!! If you are only happy if you get a present, gift, or phone call tomorrow, check yourself, because that Is NOT unconditional love. That is an unhealthy expectation you are putting on your children.

Let it go folks! Do your own thing!

My David very well may go fishing tomorrow. If he does, that is fine by me.

Because I will get off work around 7:15 in the morning and then I plan to come home for a while, sleep and then go to my favorite Mexican restaurant to have fajitas. I also plan to find a way to watch the Preds/Ducks game tomorrow night.

When you force someone to spend time with you, it is NEVER a good thing. Love yourself enough to take care of yourselfMaryann Walkerhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4987857233167151079.post-27659947678750639962017-05-13T19:19:00.000-05:002017-05-13T19:19:26.836-05:00WordsPeople say things and may mean it one way and the person hearing it takes it another way. Then you have the potential for a huge disagreement if you don't communicate very well.

I am adjusting to the new folks at my new day job. Sometimes one person gets on my nerves and they are micromanaging me while training me.

I have had to put my spine in and speak up for myself a few times this past week. Sometimes I got my message across and not sure about the rest of the time.

But if the proof is in the work, then I am proving to them and the customers that I am catching on and getting what I need to get.

I had a few people on my facebook get super inquisitive about my new job when I mentioned it and I briefly answered their invasive questions, then I was like, Nope, Not going to leave that up there.

So I deleted some messages on my facebook wall this week too. Since 2011, I am much more guarded about what I say on social media because I just don't trust people anymore.

I have deleted my facebook games and most folks associated with those games. I have deleted folks that are super political in their posts because it breaks my heart to see their point of view in that way.

Your words carry weight. Don't ever forget that.

Take the time to explain yourself even if you can't find the words, work through it and explain yourself. If you lose that line of communication, then the relationships you have will suffer.Maryann Walkerhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4987857233167151079.post-70237966737649913632017-05-07T18:36:00.000-05:002017-05-07T18:36:31.452-05:00Sunday againDo you enjoy Sundays?

For some, it is just another day and they have never been in the habit of going to Church every Sunday.

For some, it is a work day (those in retail, hospitality, food service, health care, emergency services.. to name a few).

For some, it is their only guaranteed day off from the job they hold.

I grew up knowing that Sunday meant Sunday School, Worship, and Sunday evening services and doing my homework while we were on the road or between services.

Since January, I have worked nights and get off work on Sunday morning at 7 am purely exhausted.
I usually head home (sometimes hitting the grocery on the way home) and go to bed for a while.

Today was not any different. I woke about 1:30 worried that others were waiting on me to go tackle the storage unit. Turns out that everyone else just needed a day to relax and weren't pushing me or expecting me to do anything major today. I was thankful.

We snacked while we alternated between watching the race and the playoff game between St. Louis Blues and Nashville Predators.

Today starts a new week and a transition for me. I am cutting back to only 2 nights a week on my night job and still going strong with 5 days a week at the bank.

The night job has been unlike anything I had ever done before. But I learned a lot.

Change is not easy for anyone, but when it gets you to a better place, you just have to suck it up and get to work on it.Maryann Walkerhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4987857233167151079.post-22207146288701418022017-05-03T14:08:00.001-05:002017-05-03T14:12:45.064-05:00Unpack and Let Go
Yesterday we tackled the storage unit.

It was frustrating, overwhelming, and full of all kinds of emotions.

I found a box of my daughter's GS stuff, A box of my son's drawing and memorable items, a box belonging to my ex husband, and even PartyLite items I thought were long gone.

We packed up Al's truck and the trunk of my car and took items back to the house.  Little by little we will empty that unit and my heart will heal in the process.

Today we pray for the wise surgeon's that will lead us on the a journey full of blood tests, biopsies and other things going on with my father.

Pray for and hold close to those you love. You never know when God will call them home.
Maryann Walkerhttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4987857233167151079.post-10165239339502556572017-04-16T09:43:00.000-05:002017-04-16T09:43:36.172-05:00Through the YearsGood Morning!
Here I sit on my couch on Easter Morning so very thankful for what and who is in my life.

I have seen a commercial lately that asks the question, would the child of your past like who you have become in present day?

This got me thinking (I know a dangerous thing, but bear with me...).

When I was fifteen years old and having a sleepover at my best friend's house, we often would talk about the futures we had planned for ourselves.

I was going to go to college and get my teaching degree and maybe, just maybe find a suitable guy to meet and marry, if I had the time. Yes I really said that over and over. Most people who knew me in high school assumed I would marry the guy I was dating who was from Hopkinsville, KY. Sometime in my Senior Year of high school, I got cold feet and broke up with this nice, Christian young man I was seeing. We even went to Senior Banquet together as friends but my heart was not in the relationship. I wanted to off to college and have an adventure.

When I was nineteen, I was newly married and a new mom to a baby girl, I got to take my first airplane ride to a foreign country to meet my husband and see the new Army base that would be home for a few years. I was petrified. I was excited to learn the Spanish language and to be a mom/wife and learn the 'Army ways' I had heard so much about. At that time, all I wanted was to be a good mom, and a good wife, and learn to cook (and not burn the dinner or biscuits).

As I was getting ready to turn 25, my life had taken a few more turns. I was raising Kourtney and Brian as a single mom, I was working for the State of Tennessee and trying to make ends meet. I had moments of depression wondering how on earth I was going to do right by my children being alone and wondering what I had to show for myself at the ripe 'old' age of 25. All of those plans made at 15 had been tossed aside and I was working a full time job, selling Avon part-time to fill in the gaps (since I wasn't getting any child support) and spending most of my waking hours worrying about my kids or the balance in the checkbook. I knew I had to keep working and putting the kids first and nothing else mattered. I refer to these years as the tunnel vision years.

On this Resurrection Sunday,
 I am 46 years old,
Kourtney and Brian are both married with families of their own.
 If I am lucky, I hear from Brian once a week and get to hear from my 3 grandchildren out in Utah.

Kourtney & her husband live just 10 minutes away and has 2 boys of her own and a growing dessert business (cakes, cookies, etc.)

I am working full-time as a caregiver for Developmental Services (graveyard shift 4 nights a week) and tomorrow start a part time job as a Bank Teller with a local bank here in town. It will be a lot of working hours and I will be tired on days I have to be at both places. But the idea is to work part time for about 6-8 weeks until the part-time position transitions into a full time position with benefits.

I am excited for the challenge and to do what I must do to get back on day shift (and get my Saturday's back!)

I am still working as much as I can, I am paying my bills and David and I have made a good life together in the 2 years we have been together.

I would like to talk to 15 year old Maryann and see what she thinks.. but honestly I hope all she asks is "Are you happy? Are you in a safe place?" I would happily tell her, "Yes, I am happy and I am in a good place. Life has finally worked itself out and God has blessed me with jobs, income, and a good person to share my life and later year with."

Don't ponder on it too long, but consider the thought.. would your younger self approve of what and where you are today?

Enjoy what you have, be thankful and be kind.
Don't forget to go hit the stores and get some of that half price candy that is on sale!
Take care of your friends and call/text them to make sure they are okay.. especially on a holiday weekend.
Love you all and Have a great week!
The hotline number (nope, I won't leave it out) is 1-800-799-7233

Maryann Walkerhttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4987857233167151079.post-86744963093080801662017-04-09T17:36:00.000-05:002017-04-09T17:36:27.172-05:00The Hard ThingsSome nights/days at work are so difficult that during the shift you don't think you can or will make it through and you are ready to give up, walk away and never look back.

Some days we wonder how others have their jobs, how they sleep at night with the way they treat people and how 'things' have gotten so bad.

I had a few days like this late last week. I cried, I fussed, I fumed and I was majorly frustrated. I really didn't know where to turn or what to do next because I was so sure that I was just not supposed to be where I am at this time. In my own mind, I was convinced I made a horrible mistake taking this job.

I gave it a few days, went back to work, had a good heart-to-heart with a co-worker/manager and found out that most of the stuff I was so upset about, was not worth worrying about. Lesson Learned, Next Time I get that upset with work, I will take a deep breath and message my friend to get her perspective.

In all my frustration, I did break out the laptop to apply for more jobs and update past applications for local administrative and bookkeeping positions.

While my job is valuable and I realize I do provide a valuable service to the developmentally disabled, I am just not happy working the night shift. I must find something on the day shift that uses my skills in a more productive way.

Gone are the days where you take a job and stay at the company for 40 years. These days, people seem to be always looking for a better paying job, taking a few classes to better themselves. Nothing wrong with improving yourself, but I am not a fan of change usually so changing jobs or leaving a long time position is very difficult for me.

One of the ladies that I sit with passed away a few days ago. I only worked with her a month or 6 weeks but I am just happy that she is no longer in pain here on Earth in her failing body.

More change is coming day by day, week by week and all I can do is pray my way through it and trust that God is in control. This fact of faith keeps me going and looking ahead when it would appear that all is lost.

Many of us are dealing with fear due to the current political climate. People are not buying as many cars or houses and are looking to save instead of stimulate the economy.

When you go to shop, please buy local first and not from a traditional store.

If you need cookware, call a Pampered Chef or Princess House Consultant
If you need candles/melts/warmers, call a PartyLite consultant (me!!)
If you need makeup, call a Younique Presenter, Mary Kay Consultant or Avon Representative
If you need storage containers, call a Tupperware consultant or Clever Container Representative
If you need a new wallet, tote bag, purse or organizing bins, call a Thirty One Consultant (me!!!)
If you need pampering products, call a Posh Consultant or a Jordan Essentials Consultant
If you want new nail wraps, call a Jamberry consultant
Do you need home decor? Check out Longaberger, Mary & Martha and PartyLite Gifts
If you want to try a health support drink, check out Plexus, Saba Ace or Thrive
And if you need a jewelry gift for that special someone, check out Origami Owl Designers (me!), Premier Designs or Paparazzi.

Yes, I love direct sales and choose to buy from these companies first rather than last. I do wait and watch for the sales, I ask about their party programs (because that is the best way to earn FREE Products) and have made many friends this way through direct sales.

Stay positive, play praise/worship song(s) and do something for another person. It always helps me to stay busy or help someone rather than stay at home and be depressed about what I don't have.

Stay Thankful and keep the phone number for the Hotline handy 1-800-799-7233!Maryann Walkerhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4987857233167151079.post-70770327227361032492017-03-29T13:54:00.000-06:002017-03-29T13:54:28.066-06:00Life Goes Forward (whether we like it or not)This has been a trial of a week so far.

A friend's father passed away
A co-worker has to have surgery
My cousin's mom passed away suddenly last night
and today we found out 2 more acquaintances are going through divorce

All of these things are very tough to go through when happening to one person or even a couple. But when you list them all, it is very overwhelming to wrap your head around all the sadness and sorrow going around through our circles of friends/family.

So I sat and watched TV, ran the laundry, did some crocheting last night (lots of mindless or auto-pilot activities).

This morning I woke up with a feeling of sadness for my cousin and I prayed for her comfort during this time of sorrow.

I got myself going, made David his morning coffee and sent him on his way.

Today marks 2 years since David called and invited me over for a little grill out and I am so grateful for that day and our time together. Some have said I am way too mushy over things like this, but I don't think it is wrong to be thankful for a turning point in your life.

I don't agonize over it or make a huge deal over the day, I just thank God for the positive relationship I have been blessed with and go on about my day.

I recently realized that I totally messed up another attempt at the chevron stitch in the afghan I was starting. I just stopped counting stitches and the silly thing grew and grew and could almost make a circle now. So after talking to another crochet buddy, I tried to unravel it and salvage the yarn, but I ended up saving one section of green yarn and the rest was such a mess, I just tossed it in the garbage.

Life is a bit that way.

We try new things, we don't follow the pattern and then wonder why we get all messed up in the end.
Well, It is best to try to fix it and go on, but sometimes you have to completely cut it up and put it in the trash so you can move on.

Have a great Wednesday everyone! Remember the number for the Hotline? 1-800-799-7233

Maryann Walkerhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4987857233167151079.post-37981794438426719612017-03-26T20:48:00.000-06:002017-03-26T20:48:05.922-06:00Day Vs. NightObservations from a night shift employee...

This is my first gig working graveyard shift and while the work is not physically demanding, it does take a lot out of you to be up at night when you are not used to it.

I have had to deal with friends, acquaintances, contacts and customers (at times) that don't understand why I am not answering them right away. If you need me, feel free to call, leave a voicemail, or just text me or message me through facebook. I will see those messages when I wake up and I will return the calls/messages as soon as I can.

I have had to change my party dates to Sunday/Monday/Tuesday instead of the traditional weekend. But this also goes to show how flexible that direct sales really are because I can still work my businesses around my schedule.

I have missed 3 birthday parties so far due to my new work schedule and I will probably miss the rest of them scheduled this year on Saturday's midday. I just don't see any way that I can get my sleep and be at these gatherings. I don't want to avoid the parties or my friends /family, but the timing just doesn't work for a night shift employee. I do not expect them to work around my schedule at all, but it does bother me to be sleeping all the days away and sitting up at night.

I still don't know if this is "the job" I am supposed to land at or if this position is a gateway to another position in the agency or field that is more suited to my skills/experience.

I am thankful to be gainfully employed and have insurance again. Just mulling things over and constantly looking at my options. I want the best for my family.

At the end of this busy Sunday, I am thankful going into a new week and looking forward to a couple of days off.

For all my friends in direct sales that in that last week stretching to earn their company's annual incentive trip, I wish you the best of luck and have a great time on your trip.

Stay close to those you love, check on them often and make sure they are okay.
You never know what someone is dealing with.
1-800-799-7233 is the Domestic Violence Hotline (keep, save and share!)Maryann Walkerhttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4987857233167151079.post-90695844497068696072017-03-09T02:25:00.001-06:002017-03-09T02:25:08.870-06:00Lessons in Crochet
Back in January, I picked up a crochet hook and with the guidance of Denise and a few youtube tutorials, I have made a few things ( even a blanket for my granddaughter Abby!).

Crochet takes patience, persistence, a bit of planning and vision.

Don't we all need those characteristics in our daily lives?

So my lessons are the following

Anything worth learning and achieving takes patience. Patience with yourself, patience with those you lead and patience with God's timing.

Persistence is tough at times. When you feel horrible but go to work anyway, you are persistent. When you keep applying for that dream job, you are persistent. When you encourage someone going thru a very rough time or circumstance, you are persistent and caring.

We plan our days, our errands, grocery trips, meals, jobs, dates, etc. But sometimes the biggest blessing of your year, is a chance meeting with someone that changes your life. This reminds us to make our plans in the mindset of God's will be done.

Vision...that one is tricky. I never envisioned myself in my current profession. My future may come as a surprise to me, but I firmly believe God is always in control. He controls ever profit check, every overtime hour, every sale and gives his children favor in dealings with others to further bless them.

Be careful making that vision board, you may get just what you are wishing for, but it might not be in the package you envisoned. God blesses us bigger than we can imagine!
Maryann Walkerhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4987857233167151079.post-50216275315724465832017-03-05T20:20:00.000-06:002017-03-05T20:20:08.261-06:00Treasure what you haveMarch has blown into the South like a Lion for sure.

We had tornadoes touch down within an hour of where I live. I woke up Wednesday morning burning up (hot flashes, lol) and then I heard the storms roll in.

We had a family friend lose their father last week and watched in Hollywood as tv stars lost their lives to cancer and surgery complications. It is a bit weird to watch those shows knowing a cast member is gone.

March is full of memories and love for me personally.

I hope you enjoy this week and make the most of what you have.

I catch myself missing my grandmother today and reminiscing. Just a reminder to love the people in your life, you never know when God will call them home.

I just finished reading The Shack and it was really good. Hopefully I will get to see the movie soon.

Working graveyard shift has changed my perspective on lots of things, but I am thankful to have a job.

Be a blessing and take care of those you have with you.
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Maryann Walkerhttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4987857233167151079.post-74951744337696894092017-02-23T00:28:00.000-06:002017-02-23T00:28:16.736-06:00Daddy's BirthdayHello everyone!
Hope this message finds everyone well.

As the minutes ticked by on my shift at work tonight, I had my dad on my mind most of the time. Today is his birthday.
I am in awe of him and all he has accomplished in his lifetime.
He retired from State Government with 40 plus years of service in 2007.
He retired from preaching in May of 2015.
He had two cancer surgeries and 7 months of chemo and had his chemo port removed on January 31st.

He is a fighter.
He is a quiet man for the most part.
Once he gets behind that pulpit he is in his element and I am so proud of all he has accomplished in his life. I am proud to be one of his daughters.

From my earliest memories of my father, I recall him having 3 jobs. When mom would let me call him at work, the first thing I would ask is "Which job are you at?" When I was very young, Dad worked full time for State Government as well as worked part time with JCPenney in the Shoe Department and he preached on the weekends.

I carried that knowledge of a hard working parent with me until adult hood. Since 1993, I have worked at least 2 jobs. I was determined to work hard and do the best I could for my children when I was a single parent because I didn't want them to suffer or be without just because their dad had left us. I took it very personal.

My dad always supported me, listened to me and helped me any way he could.

So If you see my dad today, stop and say hello and tell him Happy Birthday. I am sure he will smile and say thank you. Daddy never meets a stranger.Maryann Walkerhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4987857233167151079.post-17505903296866086312017-02-13T12:05:00.000-06:002017-02-13T12:05:26.405-06:00Heart WeekHere I am on the successful side of training and med class.

That class was no joke. It had me frightened to death that I would be terminated if I didn't pass the exams administered at the conclusion of the class.

I found out Friday afternoon that I passed both the written and skills tests. Then, I was given a training schedule and will soon settle in to working nights with clients here close to home. It feels good to be employed again.

Last week was full of emotion and cramming for the exam all at the same time. Being without a job/income is very frightening and made me second guess everything. My health is my first concern and my first worry nearly every day. I am not my illness, but my illness sure does mess with my schedule at times.

When you look at the calendar and see February, what do you think of?

First thoughts for me are Valentine's Day, Girl Scout Cookies arriving and booth sales, My dad's Birthday and Abby Parish's birthday.

February is also Heart Month and I know several women who have little ones with heart defects. I am holding a fundraiser for the Nashville Heart Walk and to raise CHD Awareness and money for research. If you would like to shop the fundraiser, the link is: https://www.mythirtyone.com/1799612/shop/Party/EventDetail/9723147

However you choose to celebrate or acknowledge Valentine's Day, I hope it is what YOU want to do and that the movie, meal, trip, etc give you true joy. Do not worry about what others think. Love is to be celebrated and enjoyed.

I have tackled a new project with my crochet. I started making a throw, but after working on it some, I believe I am going to gift this one to a little girl I know who loves the color pink.

Have a wonderful week my friends! Please comment here on the blog and message me. I love to hear from those that read the blog. Share the blog link with your friends and on social media. I am on instagram, pinterest, facebook and twitter. Stop by and say hello there as well!

If you are in danger, or need help getting out, the number to call is 1-800-799-7233.
Maryann Walkerhttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4987857233167151079.post-71782468766194643992017-01-31T15:20:00.001-06:002017-01-31T15:20:53.604-06:00Training, Schedules, Dinners and temper tantrumsI am so excited to report that my dad had his chemo port removed. This is yet another step for my dad and my family to put dad's cancer behind us and move forward. I got to see dad (and most of the family) on Saturday at a birthday party. Daddy looked good and I am so thankful for that.

Most of my classes are done for my new job with developmental services here in town. I start training with a residential house and the person(s) I will be supporting tomorrow night. My schedule will be a bit crazy doing 2nd shift, 3rd shift and then 2nd shift again until I learn the consumer(s) and their homes. Next week is medication class for 4 days and after that I will settle into my new schedule.

I am anxious, nervous, excited and a bit fearful as I take this jump into the unknown. My meeting today with the program managers answered some questions that I had. I am going to give this my best shot and lots of prayers as I learn and go through the continued training ahead of me. If you have space on your prayer list, I would appreciate being added to your list as I go forward in this new career path.

As most of you know, my dear David loves to cook. Usually at some point during the day we will have a conversation about dinner plans for the night. Tonight we settled on mushroom burgers and fries. This may be silly to some, but for me, I love planning meals together, cooking together and working through recipes with him. He has been so gracious and kind when I try new recipes out on him and he always eats some of it.. even if I know I messed it up, he will at least taste it.

Encouragement is good to have in every part of our lives. It should not be limited to our children's athletics, grades or our job. It should be everywhere.

A few weeks ago, a dear friend took the time to show me how to crochet. So far I have completed a potholder and just yesterday, I finished my first scarf. I have to admit it felt really good to finish something that was useful. Not sure what I will make next, but I know I want to go buy some more yarn and try other things. Right now, I spent a lot of time online looking at free crochet patterns.

There are many ways a person can act out. This is not limited to school age children or children in preschool. There are grown people who throw temper tantrums when they don't get their way. Yes, It is embarrassing. The best thing you can do is to let them throw their little fit, ignore their words, make sure they aren't physically hurting themselves or anyone around them and let them get it out of their system. Most likely, they are doing it because they aren't getting their way and the best response is to ignore and go on, (refusing to give in to their ridiculous demands).

I encourage you to take care of yourself, ignore those trying to control you or put you down and just enjoy life. We only get one life here and the best thing we can do is to spend it being kind and helpful.

You can be a blessing!! Find a group or cause you believe in and volunteer today. You will be rewarded as much as those you are helping!

If you are in danger, seek help. Domestic Violence Hotline is 1-800-799-7233Maryann Walkerhttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4987857233167151079.post-56955137720822957762017-01-23T19:23:00.000-06:002017-01-23T19:23:03.790-06:00Adjustment, Acceptance and CopingHello there!

I don't really have anything inspiring to say other than I am still here. Still getting up every day and still working through my daily and sometimes hourly issues with life in general.

I wore black on Friday as my form of silent protest and refused to watch the inauguration. It bothers me all the way to my core that we have an abusive, disrespectful man currently in the white house.

If you don't like my political opinion, you are free to un-follow me. I am no political analyst but I know what I will allow in my home and what I will not stand for.

I will not allow abusers in my home, in my circle of friends or around me for very long at all. Abuse takes many forms.

 If you allow the verbal abuse, the locker room talk, the nasty jokes or the jokes about the developmentally disabled, you are not invited to my home.

 I will not entertain someone who puts down those from another country, those with disabilities, and those with different beliefs.

We are commanded in the Holy Bible to love others and show kindness to all. It doesn't say we are to judge them before we decide whether to be nice to them or not.

There are many reasons for why people voted the way they voted. I will not debate it with anyone. I will pray for our country's leaders and that decisions that are made are made with prayer and thoughtfulness for all the citizens of this country. I don't wish to see anyone left out.

If you are in a violent situation at home, please seek refuge or ask for help at 1-800-799-7233
Suicide is not the answer. I know because I attempted suicide in 2010. By the grace of God, I was not successful at pulling the trigger.Maryann Walkerhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4987857233167151079.post-82196675037857279442017-01-18T10:55:00.001-06:002017-01-18T10:55:38.929-06:00Onto the next thing...Do you find yourself always looking to the next weekend, next event, next concert, next birthday ?

Sometime in December, we sat down and made a list of things we wanted to accomplish and get in order so to speak.

I wanted to re-organize the kitchen and get rid of all the stuff we don't use or that is just taking up space because it was not working anymore.

We ordered all new cookware and even got a new set of knives. I cleaned out all the kitchen drawers, wiped them out, tossed out trash and non working gadgets or older knives we were replacing. I also bought shelf liner paper and those drawer organizing bins.

It felt so good to get that accomplished!

I also recently cleaned out the microwave and oven too. I told a friend I was doing all this organizing and cleaning, she jokingly asked me if I was pregnant.

I laughed (and told her that I was too old for that) and realized that subconsciously I was getting ready for the next phase and for the time I would go back to work and not be home most of the time.

Not quite sure what this next job will reveal for me but it is something totally out of my career path but I know I want to help people and I want a local job, so with David's encouragement and faith in me, I am taking this leap into the unknown and start training tomorrow for a new job here in town.

 I will tell more about it later, I promise.

I say all of this because I am a horrible procrastinator. I have to put things on my to-do list to make sure I actually accomplish them. Once I actually complete a needed task, I am full of relief but I sure do take my time accomplishing said goal.

I put off doing things because I don't have the energy or flat out just don't want to do whatever it is.

I encourage you to take on that to-do list of yours, do what you can every day and don't wait for the next "whatever". Find a way to work toward your dream job, home or vacation today.Maryann Walkerhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4987857233167151079.post-23664074061359815222017-01-12T09:06:00.000-06:002017-01-12T09:06:49.725-06:00Making the best of thingsThis life on planet earth is not always fun and games. There are very hard times that we go through. All of us have challenges whether it is at home, work, friendships, family, etc. We all have stuff that drive us crazy.

Depression is very ugly and can be very debilitating. It takes a lot of conscious effort to battle depression and keep going forward.

I am working through a journal and a new book this year. It is called the book of lists. It encourages the reader to make a list every week and gives us a topic /action steps to take. I even found a facebook group to keep me on task. I am not too keen on sharing my lists but some of the ladies in the group share everything.

Do you make lists? Have a goal board? Or a Vision Board? We used to make them twice a year when we had an active team of consultants here in Middle Tennessee. I am making one today for another group of business women that I am a part of. I will cross post and encourage others there as well as here on the blog.

A New Year means a new catalog for both of my direct sales businesses.
I have deleted my fan pages on facebook because there was very little interaction. I now have groups for both businesses. This means if you are interested in PartyLite or Thirty-One Gifts, please contact me to be added to the groups. This way I do not clutter up my personal page with sales and specials.

My Thirty One Website is www.mythirtyone.com/1799612 and
My PartyLite website is www.partylite.biz/nevergiveup

Anyone that orders and messages me that they were referred by the blog gets an extra gift from me personally. But you have to tell me in a message (facebook, text, or e-mail).

If you are hurting from past abuse or currently being abused, please don't stay put, get out of the situation. There is always a way out. I wish I had listened to my daughter when she said for me to walk away back in 2011.

Here are some helpful numbers to have:
Suicide Hotline: 1-800-273-8255
Domestic Violence Hotline: 1-800-799-7233

Just don't ever give up! Maryann Walkerhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4987857233167151079.post-51257875070374192852017-01-09T23:03:00.001-06:002017-01-09T23:03:03.625-06:00Seeking Comfort I hope you have had a great first 9 days of the new year.

We had a couple days of snow/icy conditions on our roads here locally. So I was cooped up for a few days because when the roads are icy I am just flat afraid to drive on them.

I am still looking for a job. I even called a few places to follow up on the internet application. I just don't know where to look next. I am praying and crying in frustration nearly every night.

Last week I asked on facebook if anyone would be willing to trade me crochet lessons for free PartyLite Candles. My sweet friend Denise jumped up first and we had a class in her home on Wednesday afternoon. I am proud to say I finished my first pot holder and got online on my snow days to get some more lessons and learn another stitch.

Today was my first day driving out in the world since the last snowfall and I had quite a list of things to do. I really had fun going through all the yarn at hobby lobby to choose some colors for my next project(s).

I ran into an old friend at the grocery store and it was so good to see them. Even though I don't go to church with him anymore, he invited me to come back and visit anytime. I just love people like that.

I am at such a loss these days.
I find comfort these days in listening to praise/worship music as it soothes my mind. I worry because I am not working and I still very angry about getting fired in November.

I know things will work out and I have faith that God will work this all out for David and I. I just don't see how without me working.

Maryann Walkerhttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4987857233167151079.post-5072899897522590642017-01-03T14:55:00.002-06:002017-01-03T14:55:51.174-06:00Food, Recipes, MemoriesSomewhere around 2010, I got sick and tired of cooking. It was no longer a joy. It was a huge chore and something I came to despise for years. The kids were grown and gone and I was working 2nd shift and things were very abusive and manipulating at home.

In 2012 when I moved back to Tennessee, I tried to get back into the mood of cooking again just because I was craving a certain thing (Fried Green Tomatoes that summer). However, it was not easy to be comfortable cooking in someone else's kitchen and to avoid confrontation and keep the peace, I just quit cooking at the house all together.

Then, in the spring of 2015, I decided to try baking again. I started baking chocolate mint brownies and taking them to David's work as a treat for their 12 hour Saturdays at the dealership. By the fall of 2015, I was becoming more and more comfortable in our kitchen and trying recipes new and old during the week and over the weekends.

I have since learned how to make David's mom's Chicken Salad, Pimento Salad and picked his sister's brain for recipe tips as I needed them.

 I have resurrected the habit of my chicken/rice I started making when I was a young mom stationed in Panama Canal Zone. Ahh, I do love comfort food, even though it add weight to me that I sure don't need.

All of us girls were given the recipe for Mama Mac's Chocolate Chess Pie. I haven't made it in a while and nearly burnt it two weeks ago.. but tried again last week and happy to report that this time the pie came out great the first time and was a hit with my sweetie.

A few months ago, I started baking banana bread again (I think while I was working at Kroger's in Produce and saw the bananas were so cheap). Now, I usually bake 2 loaves at a time and it does me good to see David enjoying it and happy to share it with his co-workers.

We may gain a few pounds but both of us love food and love to cook. (David is better at it than I am.)

What do you cook and prepare that reminds you of family members or just brings you great joy? I look forward to hearing from you! Be sure and comment below!Maryann Walkerhttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4987857233167151079.post-16666450361740435942017-01-01T11:59:00.000-06:002017-01-01T11:59:42.541-06:00New Year's Eve MemoriesAs I was cleaning the kitchen this morning my mind drifted back to my teenage years and all the New Year's Eve's celebrated back then.

I don't remember much about New Year's Eve when I was in elementary school. I am guessing my sisters and I begged to stay up, watched Dick Clark countdown on the television while my parents played Rook with friends and drank lots of coffee.

When we lived in Old Hickory and dad was preaching at Tulip Grove, they started having friends over on New Years and would have a singing and everyone brought desserts and/or finger foods to munch on. I think this started when Dad was preaching at Piney River but not exactly sure.

I remember when we were teenagers and the event was at Mrs. Millie's. The teenagers got to have their party in the basement while the adults were upstairs. Lots of great memories with Tony, Melanie and the rest of the group.

Once we moved to Dickson County in 1993, mom and dad continued the singing New Year's Eve. They quit holding it a few years ago because the attendance kept dropping.

As an adult, I have been downtown Nashville once on New Years. I went to see Tim McGraw in concert the year the Arena first opened with a friend. Other than Hockey games on New Years Day, I rarely will even venture near the craziness of the crowds in cities anymore. I just don't do huge crowds very well these days.

However you brought in the new year, enjoy every day you have. We are not guaranteed another day. Love those you have with you and those far from home. Reach out and let them know you are thinking of them.

I have a roast and veggies in the crock pot, have cleaned the kitchen, working on my 2nd or 3rd cup of coffee and starting a new journaling book today.

Take care and share the hotline number if you know someone who needs it. 1-800-799-7233Maryann Walkerhttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4987857233167151079.post-42886533534631610532016-12-28T17:30:00.000-06:002016-12-28T17:30:01.247-06:00Take a momentI don't know about you, but I feel as though I am just now today having a moment to rest after the whirlwind of holiday celebrations, travel, getting back to work and all the stuff life gives us after a trip away from home.

We were blessed to spend Christmas with the Williams Clan in West Tennessee. Love going there and being welcome by open arms by each and every person.

We were blessed to have meals prepared by Laura, Anna and even Kayla prepared a meal for the family over the weekend.

David got to see his nephews and that was precious time he enjoyed whether they were chatting, practicing duck calls, playing card games or playing music on their guitars.

On Christmas Day, David got phone calls from both his children and that was so good for them. He even took his phone around to the cousins so everyone could see his Abby after all these years.

All the gifts were opened and enjoyed, all the food was eaten or stored for later and love was around every table and no one left the Williams home without a few hugs goodbye and promises to see each other again soon.

Monday I took down the tree and it is stored away and will make it's way back to the storage building soon.

I am applying to several jobs again. I revamped my resume and doing an active search daily to make an effort to find the next opportunity of gainful employment.

In these quiet few days between Christmas and New Year's, I hope you take a moment to breathe, pray, be thankful and love on those around you. Don't be shy about telling someone how you care about them. They may not know you really care if you don't tell them. Please don't let the opportunity pass you by.

Always be on the watch to be a safe place for those you see being mistreated or abused. Proudly wear your safety pin and If you need it, here is the Domestic Violence Hot Line: 1-800-799-7233Maryann Walkerhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com


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Give it a go - you wont be disappointed & it's cheap tooo...
We went to this restaurant after reading the reviews and our first visit was a bit disappointing,although the restaurant was not busy when we arrived we waited ages to order,and waited a long time to get our food which was of a disapointing quality.
We did however return with freinds in a large group and the service was spot on along with the food which was some of the best we had while in Goa.
We also used it for pre dinner venue and to meet up with freinds and the atmosphere was always good.
Delighted to find this restaurant still offers great food and great value. Staying at the Lagoa Azul, this along with Sebastians is our local restaurant. The bar has become a popular place for pre and after dinner drinks which can mean a wait for dinner as the restaurant is usually very busy. Service can be slow on these occasions so either plan ahead and reserve a table or don't arrive hungry! We ate here on several occasions and were never disappointed. PS - if you enjoy a liqueur coffee be warned as they cost almost as much as your meal including drinks!
Not sure this is the best in Arpora - as a group of 6 we preferred RASA, but the food is excellent.
Only gripes were that they cram you in, and make sure you get there before the rush (around 8pm) or you may wait a bit for your food: first time we went we ended up eating our main courses at 9:45, despite arriving at 8. Oh, and the road can be a bit noisy.
Very nice place to pop in. Exellent staff who make you feel homely. The food was also ok, but not very spicy. Good music, nice waiters and lot of long stay visitors (mostly british) as regular customers. Prices were also reasonable. Our favorit bar in Arpora!
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Simon returns to practice, eligible next week
There are 33 comments on the Newsday story from Feb 14, 2008, titled Simon returns to practice, eligible next week. In it, Newsday reports that:The Islanders forward received a record 30-game suspension for stepping on the Penguins' Jarkko Ruutu with his skate blade Dec.
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#1 Feb 14, 2008
I cant believe that they would let this bum back in the lineup. His time is up and he is just not that smart. Keep the kids in the lineup and send he to Bridgeport.
#2 Feb 14, 2008
nice grammar on my last post... guess i am not that smart either. Lets Go Isles.
#3 Feb 14, 2008
Welcome back Chris.
London, Canada
#4 Feb 14, 2008
If he's going to be in the line-up so be it... I'm hoping then that when the Isles have games coming up against the Rangers he takes that piece of crap/cheap shot artist Ryan Hollweg and tears him a new one. And while he's at it, Sean Avery needs some face rearranging as well.
And yeah I know Simon is noted for cheap shots as well. So You Ranger fans can stick it up yours while you're at it.
#5 Feb 14, 2008
Thank you islanders for negotiating a contract with me to play on the same line as Chris Simon. I feel that since I dont know how to play hockey, I fit in perfectly with the rest of the islanders.
#6 Feb 14, 2008
I have had enough with Nolan allowing his best friends (simon, hilbert, etc.)to get more time than these kids who deserve to be here. You watch when Simon comes back, he will be on the top line. He won't score a goal and Nolan will still say that he likes his effort and he deserves to be there.
Hey Nolan, he doesn't deserve to be here along with all the other idiots you give all the ice time to! They don't score!
#7 Feb 14, 2008
Crackhead Theo, enough said
#8 Feb 14, 2008
I cant believe Isles players think the suspension was too long. In all honesty the league should have suspended him for the rest of the year. The NHL is the sport that hands out the most lenient suspensions.
oh, and ed c.... theo wasnt a crackhead. Kevin Steven was the crackhead.
#9 Feb 14, 2008
Do you expect anything better from an isles fan Effigy...they can never get their facts straight.
The NHL would probably reinstate a murderer
#10 Feb 14, 2008
Haha, does that mean there were two crackheads?? I am positive about Theo. Never understood why the Rangers hopped on that train. That guy left a mess everywhere he went and was not that good. Guess everyone makes a mistake. I am a Yankees fan and they let Steve Howe come back about 8 times, so management rarely cares if they are good players
#11 Feb 14, 2008
I'm an Islander Fan but guess what, this guy is a washed up bum that should not be in hockey anymore. It's time to see if the younger players can play. Since it's Valentines Day we should all call Milbuy to express our love to him for trading Loungo, McCabe, Spezza, Redden, Okinen, Bertuzzi and not drafting Heatley.
#12 Feb 14, 2008
I cant wait to take up ice time from young players !
How can I outdo my latest accomplishments, such as swinging my hockey stick like barry bonds at hollwegs face (wow i need some steroids, i looked pretty weak on that one, hollweg got right back up)
and using my skate to try and slice another players ankle...
Hmmm that Zednik injury looked pretty cool, I wonder if I can get another 45 day vacation for doing it on purpose to someone...
Its ok the islanders will always give me another shot, I actually let Nolan sleep with my wife!
#13 Feb 14, 2008
Here's a question in response to Simon's return ... WHY?
Read this --> http://my.hockeybuzz.com/blog.php...
Simon's return is a joke and the Islanders are making it worse by celebrating it.
#14 Feb 14, 2008
Please come to nassau coliseum this week. We have had nothing exciting going on in the last 25 years, but we will now be retiring the numbers of Chris Simon, Charles Manson, Saddam Hussein and other psychopaths.
Al Arbour will also be coaching
"say what you mean..."
Since: Nov 07
and mean what you say.
#15 Feb 14, 2008
wow...thanks for sharing that link, very interesting. i can definitely see what bothered the author so much after reading the official onsite welcome back for simon. they make it sound like he was off on a voluntary vacation.
Saint Petersburg, FL
#16 Feb 14, 2008
I'm the author!:)
"Edmonton is still not forgiven"
Since: Jul 07
Albuquerque NM
#17 Feb 14, 2008
Well said, the potential return of Simon is absolutely haunting me.
For the simple reason that he brings NOTHING to the team.
Enforcer? Pshaw, for a year now (what little of a year he has played), other teams (enforcers) have simply avoided him out of what appears to professional respect for a washed up boxer.
And other than a perceived
"enforcer" role, what else does Chris Simon bring to the table? NOTHING. He's done. Can't skate, can't pass, can't shoot, can't score.
If anything, he brings a HUGE TARGET to the ice.
If I'm on an opposing team, and I see him on the ice, I AM CHOMPING at the bit to egg him into doing SOMETHING STUPID again, and cost the Isles yet another game.
Not only that, every ref in the league is gonna BE LOOKING for ANY little excuse to whistle Simon off the ice.
#18 Feb 14, 2008
Hey Froggy ST FU !
#19 Feb 14, 2008
They are Butt Buddies like half the Piles fans on here.
#20 Feb 14, 2008
Rangers didn't put up with him dopey. Piles will probably hang a banner when Simon breaks his record and his next suspension is 50 games. They are making the damn banner already !
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